To:J. HANECKI

Written:Written on July 16, 1919Published:First published on April 22, 1926, inIzvestiaNo. 92.

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ToHanecki: draft a
reply.[1]

ToHanecki: this text will not do. It must be worded
thus: you have been promised so many millions within
such-and-such a period. We dispatched such-and-such an amount
to you on such-and-such a date and will send so much more
on such-and-such a date.

Drawup a text on these lines at once.

[1]J.Hanecki,a member of the Board of the People’s Commissariat
for Finance, was to draft a reply to Rakovsky’s telegram received
by Lenin on July 16,1919, requesting the dispatch of money that
had been promised in connection with the acute financial crisis
in the Ukraine. Hanecki drew up the following reply: “Today
300 is being sent, of which 50 are assigned for Kaluga. In future,
consignments will be made regularly.” =

On Hanecki’s reply Lenin

__PRINTERS_P_515_COMMENT__
17*wrote his second note and marked at the top of the document
“Reply to Rakovsky”.